A young governess arrives at a remote manor after exchanging semi-romantic correspondence with one mysterious Mr. Branwell. But when the door opens, the only residents of the house seem to be Branwell’s two sisters, a maid (or maybe two maids?) and a lovelorn mastiff. And no man to be found, or child to be cared for. The Moors is a dark comedy about love, desperation, and visibility. It is an inspired, whimsical satire that both embraces and sends up the gothic musings of the Brontë sisters.
“great imagination… eminently entertaining.” The Guardian
Jen Silverman is an American playwright, TV writer, poet, and novelist. They are the author of the books: The Island Dwellers, We Play Ourselves and There’s Going to Be Trouble. Silverman has written for stage, TV and film, including Netflix’s Tales of the City and Tokyo Vice on which they are also a producer. Silverman made their Broadway debut as a playwright in the fall of 2024 with The Roommate, starring Mia Farrow. In 2023 Theatre Inconnu produced Sliverman’s play, Witch.
Directed by Angel Henry
Online ticket sales will open in mid August
When they are open, you will just click on your preferred date/time below to make your online purchase.
You can also reserve without pre-payment through out phone or via email: see info below.
Sept 17 – 8pm (Preview)
Sept 18 – 8pm
Sept 19 – 8pm
Sept 20 – 2pm
Sept 20 – 8pm
Sept 23 – 8pm
Sept 24 – 8pm
Sept 25 – 8pm
Sept 27 – 2pm
Sept 27 – 8pm
Oct 1 – 8pm
Oct 2 – 8pm
Oct 3 – 8pm
Oct 4 – 2pm
Oct 4 – 8pm
Reservations and Ticket Sales
Ticket Prices:
$16 regular (adults), $12 seniors (60+) /students/unwaged
Wed, Sept 17 is half-price ($7) preview
Wed, Sept 24 is Pay-What-You-Wish admission if you pay at the door
You can also reserve directly through THEATRE INCONNU without prepayment:
phone: (250) 360-0234
email: mail@theatreinconnu.com
If reserving by phone or email, you will pay when you come to see the show (we take all forms of payment at the door).
For more detailed ticket purchase information CLICK HERE
The show is about two and a quarter hours long, including one intermission.
Content Warnings
This production contains:
Strong language
Discussions of racism, white supremacy, eugenics and antisemitism
Depictions of panic attacks
Please note that our content warnings evolve as the production does throughout rehearsal and previews, so there may be changes made between booking and attending the theatre. If you would like to speak to a member of our team about specific themes or concerns, please email : mail@theatreinconnu.com
Theatre Inconnu is located in the Paul Phillips Hall at 1923 Fernwood Road (across the street from the Belfry Theatre).
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We are wheelchair accessible – but you need to contact us beforehand so we can make accommodation.
Theatre Inconnu is located on the traditional lands of the Lekwungen peoples, also known as the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations.